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Game Informer Show 53: DC Universe, CES Impressions
It's been awhile since we had a non-special edition podcast, so let's kick off the new year in style! In the first segment, host Matt Helgeson is joined by Adam Biessener, Game Informer's resident MMO expert. Adam's been putting some time into Sony's superhero MMO DC Universe Online and has come away impressed by what he's seen. It's definitely a game that looks to bring in new players to the MMO phenomenon, and the PS3 version could be the first truly successful console game in the genre. Next up is news and analysis from the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. It's the event of the year in technology, and Matt is joined by Ben Reeves, who attended, and Phil Kollar, who reported on the show from snowy Minnesota. With new glasses-free 3D, new announcements from Microsoft and Sony, and a very cool new idea in gaming keyboard design, there was a lot to talk about.
The show features music by Big Jess of Unknown Prophets, including his new solo single "Get It In (feat. Mally & Muja Messiah)". (Link: Big Jess twitter)
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